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UK government appoints Montgomery as new British High Commissioner to Nigeria.

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The United Kingdom Government has appointed Richard Montgomery as the new British High Commissioner to Nigeria.

This information was disclosed on March 8, 2023, by the UK government.

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Montgomery succeeds Catriona Laing, who has been the UK’s representative in Nigeria since November 2018.

According to the statement, Catriona Laing will be transferred to another diplomatic service appointment.

The High Commissioner is the UK government’s representative in a Commonwealth nation. They are in charge of the direction and work of the consulate, including political relations, trade and investment, press and cultural relations, and visa and consular services.

Montgomery’s past experiences include counselor (development) and head of office at the Department for International Development (DFID), Abuja, from 2009–2013. He has also held executive development roles in Zambia, Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan.

His most recent post was as UK executive director for the World Bank Group in Washington. He has a Ph.D. in social anthropology from the University of Cambridge, alongside other research-related qualifications from GKW Consult Mannheim and Manchester University. Mr. Montgomery is expected to resume office in April 2023

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